What is the difference among RSA7, SMQ1 and SMQ2?

I notice that RSA7 has more entries than the others.
So what is their relationship?
Thanks!

Hi Christy,
Have a look at this document from August 2009:
"Delta Queue Demystification"
http://www.sdn.sap.com/irj/scn/index?rid=/library/uuid/40427814-376a-2c10-5589-bc1aaa6692c3&prtmode=print
It explains what you see in RSA7 and how it all works with the delta queues. Excellent document.
kind regards,
Ralf

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Ashley Ho wrote:
> Experts:
>
> Would you please help explain what are their differences?
>
> I cannot find their definition.
>
> Thanks a lot!
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